[Harbour] Wrong hbsms
Viktor Szakáts
harbour.01 at syenar.hu
Thu Mar 4 13:05:07 EST 2010
Hi,
>>> You were asking for help so I looked at the code and exactly showed
>>> where you made a typo using < instead of <= and above is your
>>> answer for the time I invest to check what you did and locate
>>> the exact problem. I will remember about it in the future.
>> Sorry, I just don't feel confident to make any more
>> modification to this code, moreover there was already
>> two code sets, the SVN and the re-patched one, plus
>> still pending bug report from Abeb. I don't see its
>> end, and don't understand enough details to make the
>> best modification, that's all. There is no point me
>> making attempt to try to fix it (even following your
>> instructions), if I don't understand it, it's unlikely
>> it will ever be right. And I don't have a day (and
>> enough interest) to understand it this time. If you
>> know how to do, and have some free time to do it,
>> pls do it.
>
> I also hate when someone commits the code to SVN and then
> I have to clean it, fix bugs, update for other platforms
> or resolve problems created by some extensions when I do
> not use such code or anything related to it myself so it's
> completely useless for me but original author is not
> interested in updating it and people (sometimes even author)
> reports bugs/problems expecting that someone will resolve
> them.
> In this particular case the problem is at least partially
> caused by missing timeout in hbsms library so it may fail
> even with perfectly working hbtpathy library.
> HBSMS is your code and now you are expecting that I'll
> update it. I can understand that you do not want to add
> any extension to this code. But stupid modification which
> set 1 second timeout in all com operation to fix wrong code
> you committed should not take more then 1 minute for you.
I will remove HBSMS also. Sorry if fixing "other
ppls bug" is so bothersome for you in this particular
case. I thought for a second that after me having fixed
hundreds/thousands (?) of bugs in other people's code,
could have expected that once in while someone will fix
one in my code. Looks like I was wrong.
> Instead you restored old wrong tpathy code and Jarek
> sent idiotic message thanking you for restoring the bug.
Yes, I undone my mistake(s) and presented the file
in its original form, which I didn't author or
create in the first place. I'm sure I made huge damage
now, but I just love making damage as all of this
list could see in last years ;)
Brgds,
Viktor
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